Iowa § 267A.4 - 267A.4 Local food and farm program coordinator.

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§ 267A.4. 267A.4 Local food and farm program coordinator.

The position of local food and farm program coordinator is created within Iowa state university as part of its cooperative extension service in agriculture and home economics. The coordinator shall be the primary state official charged with carrying out the purposes and goals of this chapter. 2011 Acts, ch 128, §30, 60 Referred to in §267A.2 For cost-sharing agreement between department of agriculture and land stewardship and Iowa state university to support local food and farm program coordinator position, see appropriations and other noncodified enactments in the annual Acts of the general assembly Thu Dec 11 19:25:59 2025 Iowa Code 2026, Section 267A.4 (37, 0)

Source: official Iowa text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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